Question

Which element of government does the Constitution give full sovereignty to? a. the state legislatures b. the president of the United States c. the Supreme Court d. the national government

Answer 1

The Constitution gives final authority to the National Government in regards to the way the country is to be run. For example the Supreme Court which is a federal authority has ultimate rule in regards to issues of constitutionality. 

Answer 2

The first alternative is correct (A).

The American Constitution is based on the Federalist ideal. Federalism is a political system in which states unite to form a broader organization that will represent them as a nation, a Central State. In this type of system, states maintain their autonomy, so that the states that make up the country are sovereign in their laws and decisions.